The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-24
Mrs. Clark. recently from Iowa,
who lives about six miles north Of
town is dan gerously i'll.

who lives about six miles north OF
town is gerously i'll.
Ed. Riley, a rustling runner fronf
Omaha put in day Of solid enjoyment
at the Minnekakta last Friday.
Thos. Quigley, II. p. Lorey and
Harry Endicott, all of Buffalo Gap,
dined at the Minnekahta Tuesday.
Sam f. Price, Sioux City knight of
the grip, unloaded his samples at the
aIinnckalita on Friday Of last week.
E. II. Flynn, treasurer of Custer
county, came down from Custer City
Friday and stayed over night at the
Minnekahta.
D.R. Elliott, F. 8. Englcirent, John.
Maxon and A. Paddon drove over from
the Gap Saturday and. dined at the
Ferguson.
Hon. H. NJ. Day and Fred Evans
returned from their trip to the .iorthern
Hills Wednesday, aid sre at the
Minnckahta.
,J.B. Buchanan, of Chicago, an en-
ployc of the Il. Il. e. IL. v. railroad,
was guest at the Nlinnekafia the
first OF the week
J.C. Carson, N. S Francis, N. Dee,
and Geo. Perry, all Jolly Omaha
.drummers, sundayed at tho Springs
and put up at the Minnekahta.
Mr.. C. w. Earl left on Monday for
his home in O'Ncil. Nch. lie is much
pleased with the Springs and will re-
turn sometime in July accompanied 10y
his sister.
Mrs. Joseph Petty was taken serious
ly i'll yesterday, about 3 o'clock, with
SYMPTOMS OF spinal fever. but by the
timely aid of DIR. and Mrs. Stanley, she
is recovering.
Thos. Flood, Of Cl,adron. has been
amusing the sports of the town with
his faro bank during the week. The
amusement, however, proved little
expensive fer then, we apprehend.
Harry Oclrichs. the we'll known feef
baron from the town that hears his
name. is accnryins-a suite of rooms at
the SInuelsalta, and will spend a
greater portion Of the Summer at the
Springs.
G. w. Mayer. Sioux City, Horace D.
Huntington. Rochester, n. u, t. J,
Hale. Battle Greek, Neb., c. +. Iawton
Chicago. and A. l.. Dauford, of Norfolk
Neh.. we're among Tuesdays arrivals
al the Minnekahta.
j. L. Brooks, Of l'aunee City, Neh.
arrived at The Minnokahta Saturday
morning. MIR. Brooks is suffering from
:. scrio.;s attack OF r,..''.na!iSM, b;t a
few uaths in these wos1derfi.! medicinal
waters viii soon cure him of this pain
ful mai,dy.
Mrs. N. N. Wade and sister, Miss
Ella Stanley, of Gary, Da's., arrived
Friday morning. Mrs. Wade will
remain here during the summer visit
her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Stanley
while Miss Stanley will reside here
permanently.
Mr.. George Grecn, and wife, Of Gus
ter. are down to the Springs to bathe
and rusticate for q few days. Mr.
Green speaks clleeringly Of the pros
rect for Custer in the future. Hesays
| The tin interests have taken a more
active and prominent shape than ever
Jas. Grallaser and wife came dowr
fro.n Lead City Sunday and aFe stop
| ping at the Minnekahta. Mr.. Gallagel
| has the utmost confidence in the SPRING
ms q cure for all ills and lie never fail.
| 10 speak Il good word for them. having
| been cs,Ied of a very severe attack o.
rheumatism year or two since.
| Mr.. Chilson, our county assessor
paid the STAR Office a pleasant cali or
Tuesday. and says that the labor il
rocky and full of curious incident
and pitfalls, each individual is willing
| that his ncigllhor should be assessed
fully up to the actual valuation bu
thinks the assessor might let hlm g,
a little less. 1t takes sand.
Col. John Fl. King came down from
rapid City Wednesday. The SrAl
acknowledges a brief but pleasant call
MIR. King has sold his interest in TIN
Chamberlain Register tc III. Owen AM
will devote his whole time to his grow
~ CLAW practice at Rapid City. In hi
own language. Lawyer King is har'
nj work paying the debts of Edito
King"